By Ifedayo Ogunyemi To attain great academic success, the best-graduating student at Ajayi Crowther University for the 2022–2023 academic session, Susanna Akinteye, has disclosed that she read for seven hours daily during her four-year stay…
By Kingsley Jeremiah Nigeria’s continued dependence on importation of petroleum products remains a concern despite awarding over 57 refinery licences in the last 18 years and an additional five recently. To many, the country appears…
Primal world beliefs may change what you notice. By Jer Clifton Ph.D. From the first moment of each day, we are inundated with information: the sound of birds or traffic outside the window, an accumulation…
By Ameh Ochojila Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) and chairman of National Judicial Council (NJC), Olukayode Ariwoola, will in his last quarterly meeting of the council on Wednesday and Thursday, unveil new 11 Justices of…
By Thania Garcia Tyla has always wanted to be the world’s first global South African pop star — and she’s already well on her way. In the past month, Tyla’s summer single “Water” became her…
When Efe Ajagba knocked out heavyweight rival Joe Goodall in the fourth round of their fight recently, what most people did not know was that he was avenging a controversial 2014 Commonwealth Games defeat to…
When they won’t change, it’s time to learn new ways to manage and heal. By Sarah Epstein LMFT We cannot make others change, even when their behavior is harmful, mean, passive-aggressive, or racist. This is…
Acute Tone Deafness Amidst Anguish And Hunger Postscript by Waziri Adio The insistence of our legislators on an inscrutable right to binge on luxury cars and the audacity of the executive to include some items…
Everyone has regrets in life, but they need not lead to emotional suffering. By Toni Bernhard J.D. No one gets through life without a regret or two—or dozens! But it doesn’t serve us well to…
By AFP Hollywood celebrated Thursday after actors ended a crippling months-long strike, kicking off a race to get the cameras rolling and salvage next year’s movies and television shows. The Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) called…
